Random Blood Sugar (RBS) Test In Bhubaneswar - Price & Details

In Bhubaneswar, you can get your sample for the RBS test collected from your doorstep with PharmEasy Labs. The RBS test measures blood sugar levels at any given time. Skip the hassle of physically travelling to healthcare facilities to take the test and save your time, effort, and money.

The RBS test is used to evaluate roughly whether an individual is likely to have diabetes and monitor the blood sugar levels in diabetic individuals to assess the effectiveness of their medication. It helps to detect conditions such as prediabetes, diabetes, hypoglycaemia and hyperglycaemia.

Along with the many high-quality diagnostic services offered by PharmEasy, its home sample collection feature makes it the perfect choice for people seeking affordable and accessible diagnostic services. Patients are notified at each step of the process, and the test results are shared via email.

PharmEasy Labs has an extensive network of labs in India, operated by highly skilled medical professionals who have over 25 years of experience in the healthcare industry. The labs use state-of-the-art, fully automated machines. When it comes to a distinguished and premier diagnostic service provider in the country, PharmEasy Labs is a name you can trust.

In Bhubaneswar, an RBS test via PharmEasy is typically available at close to INR 119, with minor variations depending on the diagnostic lab, service locality, and any ongoing offers. For a broader understanding, you can compare RBS test prices across major cities in India.

A Random Blood Sugar test may be recommended by a doctor if an individual exhibits symptoms such as frequent urination, extreme thirst, sudden weight loss, increased fatigue, persistent hunger, blurry vision, slow wound healing, tingling in extremities, dehydrated skin, or low immunity. This test is prescribed for conditions like Type 1 diabetes, Type 2 diabetes, and prediabetes. If there are risk factors for diabetes, such as high blood pressure or being overweight, your doctor may suggest a Random Blood Glucose test.

The primary objective of this test is to assess random blood sugar levels, and a reading of 200mg/dl or higher indicates the presence of diabetes mellitus. The timely diagnosis through the Random Blood Sugar test facilitates prompt treatment, monitoring, and assessment during and after treatment. Symptoms such as unintended weight loss, dehydration, dry mouth, slow wound healing, blurry vision, and frequent urination could prompt a doctor to prescribe the RBS test.

The Random Blood Glucose test doesn't necessitate fasting or specific preparation and can be conducted at any time of the day, regardless of your last meal. It's important not to consume excessive water before the test, as an increased intake may impact blood sugar readings.

During the RBS Test

A phlebotomist from PharmEasy Labs will conveniently visit your home on the scheduled day and time of your preference. They will skillfully use a vein finder to locate the right vein, employing clean, new needles and syringes to draw a small volume of blood. The collected sample will then be promptly sent to the labs for analysis.

The normal values and reference ranges of the test may vary from lab to lab. Please refer to the ranges mentioned in the report and consult a doctor to understand the interpretation of lab reports.

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The Random Blood Sugar tests the level of glucose in your blood. This helps in determining if your body is producing enough insulin for the optimal functioning of all organs. A Random Blood Glucose value higher than normal and below 200mg/dl puts you at the risk of developing diabetes.

This would call for frequent tests as suggested by your doctor and specific changes in your daily lifestyle to prevent your glucose levels from rising any further.

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Risks / Possible Complications

A RBS test is a common blood test with a very low risk of complications. Seek medical advice if you notice:

• Extended bleeding from the site of blood collection.
• Discomfort or swelling at the site where the needle was inserted.

Limitations

• Interference with test results may occur due to machine malfunctions or human errors.
• Wrong understanding of the markers.